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This: To begin with, if you are serious about working with the Governor to fight coronavirus, you give him more than 30 seconds to respond before you post your letter to twitter. Although I wouldn’t put it past #DirtyDanny … or #FlatulentFeltes if you prefer … to have tweeted before he even sent the letter … Read more
This from the New Hampshire Democrat-Youth a few days ago: The linked letter argues … based on lies … that Elliot Axelman is an “extremist outsider.” More specifically, it falsely claims that Axelman wants to abolish the First Amendment and wants to make ownership of firearms mandatory. The linked letter is … in other words … Read more
Cornerstone Action has a post on its blog about SB 486: Essentially, SB 486 would force people to choose between (a) purchasing insurance coverage for abortions and (b) not carrying health insurance because it would MANDATE that health insurance policies cover abortions. Cornerstone’s post covers the myriad problems with SB 486: SB 486-FN and it … Read more
Regina Birdsell recently released an op-ed in support of the Born Alive Infant Act, SB 741. It ran on the Grok: I brought forward the Born Alive Infant Act, SB 741, in order to ensure that a baby who takes its first breath receives all reasonable medical actions needed to preserve their life, regardless of … Read more
Yesterday Speaker Steve Shurtleff earned the moniker I use for him … Pocket-Stalin … by spending half a day conducting Soviet-style show-trials of the handful of GOP Reps who had the courage of their convictions NOT to attend the House’s reeducation camps (House Rule 67). In a recent post, I demonstrated that House Rule 67 … Read more
This: … and this: The law in New Hampshire is that by voting (declaring domicile) in New Hampshire, any nonresident … INCLUDING COLLEGE STUDENTS … has declared residency in New Hampshire. In other words, college students attending school in New Hampshire can vote in New Hampshire elections, BUT if they do they have made themselves … Read more
So yesterday I posted N.H. Democrats Lying – Telling Nonresidents They Can Vote In N.H. and Remain Nonresidents. The post was about a tweet from Executive Council candidate, DemocRAT Cindy WORMington AND THE LINK IN HER TWEET: This: And this … from the website of the New Hampshire DemocRAT Party … is what WORMington is … Read more
This: And this is what WORMington is linking to: This is a LIE. As I explained in a previous post about the law (HB 1264) that made the act of voting in New Hampshire (declaring domicile in New Hampshire) a declaration of residency in New Hampshire, subjecting the voter to all of the responsibilities of … Read more
This: Except there is no evidence of a “GOP phone jam in Iowa,” let alone a “GOP phone jam in Iowa” that prevented the reporting of the results of the caucuses. Rather, a couple of UNIDENTIFIED members of the Iowa Democrat Party simply claimed … without any specifics or evidence … the day after the … Read more
So last week Ethan DeWitt of the Concord Monitor vented on twitter about House GOP (1) not all following the House Rule for mandatory “harassment” and “discrimination” “training”: 67. All legislators, legislative officers, and legislative staff shall attend in-person education and training regarding sexual and other unlawful harassment and discrimination. and (2) some attending an … Read more
My sense is that if you pick a random Republican activist off the street and ask him or her why the Democrats oppose school-choice the response will be something like: “The teachers’ UNION; the UNION; they only care about the UNION, … ” My short response: WRONG. This is primarily why: That is, Democrats oppose … Read more
This: The GIF is from the movie Captain Phillips, where murderous Somali pirates seize a U.S. ship and take the captain and crew hostage. So here we have “Representative” (note the quotes) Rung (a/k/a “HornyGrammy for her twitter stalking of GOP Rep Gates Lucas) suggesting that Chris Ager is the equivalent of a murderous Somali … Read more
There is a lawsuit in the Federal District Court of New Hampshire called Caroline Casey et al. vs. New Hampshire Secretary of State et al. The real plaintiffs (party bringing the lawsuit) are the New Hampshire Democrat Party and its litigation-arm, the New Hampshire ACLU (hereinafter DemocRATS). The subject of the lawsuit is a clean-election … Read more
So I saw this today on twitter: That’s not right, I thought … knowing that that Steve Duprey’s long-time twitter account has been @SecretaryofFun. So I checked out @SecretaryofFun: What I found is that every tweet, save one nonpolitical tweet from December, 2018 had been scrubbed! Then I checked out @SDupreyNH: As you can see, … Read more
Steve already posted about this HERE. But I have a few things I want to say about it, so better late than never. The most important aspect of our system of government in terms of keeping government in check and thereby keeping us free is the separation of powers. The framers of our State and … Read more
Kim Morin posted about Democrat Rep Deb Stevens’ lunatic Facebook post here. Here is Stevens’ lunatic Facebook post: The House GOP subsequently called on Speaker Steve Shurtleff (I prefer Pocket-Stalin) to discipline Stevens as he has disciplined GOP Reps for social-media posts he has found objectionable: And here is Pocket-Stalin’s response: Classic what-about-ism. No condemnation … Read more
This: To say that we need to “build an economy that works for all” implies that the current economy is not. Not only is there no evidence to support such a claim, all the data and facts belie the claim: As the chart shows, everybody’s wages have gone up under Trump, but the … Read more
If you are reading this, I’m sure you’ve read all about what I am calling #Norogate … the outbreak of Norovirus at Chris Pappas’ restaurant, the Puritan Backroom, AND its coverup by the New Hampshire Deep State and the New Hampshire #FakeNews. From Steve’s initial post (emphasis is mine): Congressman Chris Pappas owns the Puritan … Read more
As I’m sure you know, Representative LIDDLE Chris Pappas voted to impeach the President. Here is LIDDLE on twitter spinning his vote: As you also may know, the impeachment was based on two articles: Abuse of Power and Obstruction of Congress. Again, here’s LIDDLE: A couple of preliminary points. First, this is the first totally … Read more
Skip has a comprehensive post up on NeverTrump’s latest … the “Lincoln Project” … ANY Democrat is Preferable to Trump, Jennifer Horn? Even Socialists? You should read it. I think its worth repeating the point that NeverTrump has become the “anonymous United States major” who supposedly said … essentially … “in order to save the … Read more